Some Women Dance

by Helene Mansfield

Theirs was a world of dazzling splendor, and they were its stars. Show girls in Europe's most spectacular extravaganza, they danced in the glamour capitals of the world to the wild applause of princes and dukes. Showered with every luxury money could buy, they were seduced with tastes of decadence known only to the very rich and offered only to the very beautiful. They'd known every kind of pleasure...every kind of love...and, before it was over...every kind of pain.

But one woman coveted power more than any man's wealth. Fiercely independant, she created her own business empire. Then she fought to escape the golden cocoon of one man's dangerous obsession. Powerful, ruthless, insanely jealous, he'd have her--or destroy her.

Yet, unwittingly, he'd taught her things most women never learn...about the games men play. Deadly games. For money. For power. For keeps.

Genres: Romance

411 pages, Paperback

First published December 1, 1985

Reviews

[Nanaf]

This is a well written romance.i stayed up all day and night to finish it..A must read...... Infact, i am still looking for it for over 12years in Nigeria......

[Ishabelle · Rating 4 out of 5]

Read this about ten years ago, probably more... I still remember the story till now.

[Denise · Rating 4 out of 5]

Old book and no idea where it came from - probably a thrift or garage sale. I enjoyed it very much.